Japan Highway deputy chief nabbed in bid-rigging scandal

Japan Highway deputy chief nabbed in bid-rigging scandal

TOKYO, Japan - Prosecutors arrest Michio Uchida (file photo), vice president of Japan Highway Public Corp., on July 25 for allegedly assisting in rigging bids on bridge construction projects ordered by the state-owned highway body (Kyodo)

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